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1. The particular of its
organisation, functions and duties |
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Organisation Department of Agricultural
Research & Education
The Department of Agricultural Research and Education
(DARE) was established in the Ministry of Agriculture in December, 1973.
Subjects have been allotted to the DARE as per the Government of India
(Allocation of Business )Rules. The Indian Council of Agricultural
Research, a society registered under the Societies’ Registration Act, 1860
is an organisation under the Department of Agricultural Research and
Education. The Secretary to the Government of India in the DARE is also
the Director-General of the ICAR. Further, the Financial Adviser of DARE
is the Financial Adviser of ICAR also. The Department also has an
autonomous body viz. Central Agricultural University, Imphal under
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FUNCTIONS
The major functions of DARE are :
- To look after all
aspects of the agricultural research and Education (including
horticulture, natural resources management, agriculture engineering,
agricultural extension, animal science, economic statistics and
marketing and fisheries) involving coordination between the central and
state agencies.
- To attend all matters
relating to Indian Council of Agricultural Research.
- To attend all matters
concerning the development of new technology in agriculture,
horticulture, natural resources management, agriculture engineering,
agricultural extension, animal science, economic statistics and
marketing and fisheries, including such functions as plant and animal
introduction and exploration and soil and land use survey and
planning.
- International
co-operation in the field of agricultural research and education
including relations with foreign and international agricultural research
and educational institutions and organisations, including participation
in international conferences, associations and other bodies dealing with
agricultural research and education and follow-up decisions at such
international conferences etc.
- Fundamental, applied and
operational research and higher education including co-ordination of
such research and higher education in agriculture including agro
forestry, animal husbandry, dairying, fisheries, agricultural
statistics, economics and marketing.
DETAILED ALLOCATION OF BUSINESS
The Government of India (Allocation of
Business) Rules:
Part-I
The following subjects which fall within
List1 of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution of India :
- 1) International
Co-operation and assistance in the field of Agricultural Research and
Education including relations with foreign and international
agricultural research and education institutions and
organisations.
- 2) Fundamental, applied
and operational research and higher education including coordination of
such research and higher education in agriculture, agroforestry, animal
husbandry, dairying and fisheries, agricultural engineering and
horticulture including agricultural statistics, economics and marketing.
- 3) Coordination and
determination of standards in institutions for higher education or
research and scientific and technical institutions in so far as
they relate to food and and agriculture including animal husbandry,
dairying and fisheries. Development of Human Resources in Agricultural
Research/ Extensions and Education.
- 4) Cess for financing to
the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, and Community Research
programmes other than those relating to tea, coffee and rubber.
- 5) Sugarcane
research
Part-2
For Union territories the subjects
mentioned in Part 1 above so far as they exist in regard to these
territories and in addition the following subject which falls within List
II of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India
- 6) Agricultural
education and research.
Part 3
General and consequential:
- 7) Plant, animal and
fish introduction and exploration.
- 8) All-India Soil and
Land-Use survey relating to research, training, correlation,
classification, soil mapping and interpretation.
- 9) Financial assistance
to state governments and agricultural universities in respect of
agricultural universities in respect of agricultural research and
educational schemes and programmes.
- 10) National
Demonstrations.
- 11) Indian Council of
Agricultural Research and its constituent research Institutes, National
Research Centers, Project Directorates, Bureaux and All India
Coordinated Projects.
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2.The powers and duties of officers and
employees working in the Department |
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(I) Sh. M.S. Nayar, US [Finance & NAIP]
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All matters
relating to Integrated Finance of DARE.
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World Bank
funded project – NAIP, and International training component of NAIP.
(II) Sh. V.K. Singh, US [IC-I & IC-Coord., IC-III(Training)
and CAU]
Work relating to IC-I
Division and IC-Coordination
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Payment
of contribution of CABI, APAARI, ISTA, ESCAP, ISHS, CAPSA, NACA and
matters relating to these organisations.
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All
deputation cases in respect of FAO (not related to projects), TCDC,
CGPRT, CABI, APARRI, ISTA, SAARC, SAIC, IJO, AVRDS, ESCAP, RANM,
NACA, etc. including deputation on international consultancy
assignment, employment etc.
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Coordination work with regard to the IC-Sections.
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Obtaining of Govt. clearances for organizing International
conferences, seminars, symposia, etc. organized by DARE/ICAR/SAUs/Societies
etc.
Work relating to IC-III(Training) Division :
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Handling issues
relating to the admission of foreign nationals into the State
Agricultural University/ICAR Deemed University/ICAR Institutes for
pursuing graduation, post graduation and doctoral degree programmes.
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Handling issues relating to the
admission of foreign nationals into the State Agricultural University/ICAR
Deemed University/ICAR Institutes for pursuing graduation, post
graduation and doctoral degree programmes.
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Handling
proposals of foreign scientists’ participation in the various
international training courses conducted by ICAR institutes.
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Processing requests made by foreign governments/Embassies/High
Commissions for the supply of printed books/literature on Agriculture
and supplying the same after obtaining approval of SMD and procuring
the material from the Publication Division of the ICAR.
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Nepal-Aid Fund.
All matters related
to Central Agricultural University.
(III) Smt.
Alka Ahuja, US [ IC-II ]
Work relating to IC-II Division :
(i) work relating to IC-II Division is as under:-
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Circulation within the ICAR setup of vacancies existing from time to
time in the International Organisations such as UNDP,
- CGIAR
and FAO, and processing of the applications received against these
vacancies.
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Processing of the applications of the ICAR/SAU scientists for availing
training/fellowships etc. in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Government of India in this regard.
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Processing of the applications of the ICAR/SAU scientists for grant of
permission to study abroad on study leave.
- Processing of the applications of the ICAR/SAU scientists for training
abroad under the foreign government fellowship/
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Assistance through Nodal Department like DBT, DST, MEA, DOAC etc.
(ii)
Processing proposals for exchange of germplasm under MOU/MTA signed
between foreign governments/organizations and finally conveying the
Department’s approval for export/import to NBPRG for executing the
transaction.
(IV) Smt.
Sumita Dasgupta, US [ IC-CG ]
(i)All work relating to
the 15 Centres of Consultative Group on international Agricultural
Research (CGIAR), namely --
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processing of MoU/Work
Plan in respect of each of the 15 centres;
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processing of proposals
for training, study tours, participation in conferences, congresses,
symposia, meetings, etc., under various Work Plans;
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processing of project
proposals under various Work Plans;
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(processing of
proposals for holding of congresses, workshops, seminars, symposia,
etc., in India;
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processing of proposals
regarding visits of foreign experts/scientists to India under the Work
Plans/projects, etc
(ii) Payment of annual
contribution to the CGIAR
(iii) Processing of Rice-Wheat Consortium matters;
(iv) Processing of USAID/USDA/USIF projects;
(v) Processing of projects under Generation Challenge Program of
CGIAR;
(i) Bilateral projects relating to ACIAR;
(ii) Work relating to development of North East Region for regressing
insurgency.
(V) Sh. R. Chaudhuri,
US [(IC-III including Protocol), IT & Vigilance Cells of DARE]
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Bilateral cooperation with all countries
through the preparation and implementation of MoUs/Work Plans and
processing of deputation proposal etc. in connection with the
implementation of the Work Plans.
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Formulating of Work Plans under the umbrella of
MoUs signed by DoAC.
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MoUs/Work Plans with International
Organizations/ Institutes other than CGIAR.
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Collaboration through the Joint Commissions
constituted by the Ministry of External Affairs with DARE as
participating Department.
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Participation of DARE in the collaborative
programme of the Ministry of Commerce, Department of Science &
Technology, Department of Economic Affairs etc.
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Protocol work and assistance to all Incoming
and outgoing delegations to ensure the implementation of all MoUs/Agreements/
Work Plans.
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Organizing all ad-hoc visits of foreigners to
ICAR Hrs./ICAR Institutes/State Agricultural Universities.
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Organizing meetings/discussions of the foreign
delegates with the officials of ICAR/DARE.
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Implementation of Cultural Exchange Programmes
with all countries for which Ministry of Education, INSA etc. are
the nodal Departments.
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Handling all vigilance matters pertaining to
DARE
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Information Technology for DARE
(VI)
Sh. Madan Lal, US [ IC(IV-AV) & Parliament Cell]
Work relating to IC (IV-AV) Division :
- All matters relating to projects (except projects with USAID/USDA and
ACIAR).
- Ad-hoc visits of scientists for
attending conference, symposia, workshops, seminars etc. not covered
under any Work Plan, project etc.
- All matters relating to Coordinating Parliament
work as far as IC Divisions are Concerned.
(VII) Sh. Vijay
Singh [US (Establishment, General Admn., Budget & Official Language)]
Supervising the work
of Establishment & General Admn. Sections of DARE including the Budget
work and Official Language Wing of DARE.
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3.The procedure followed in the decision making
process, including channels of supervision and
accountability |
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IMPORTANT
FUNCTIONARIES |
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| 4.The norms
set by it for the discharge of its functions |
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The norms set by the
Govt. of India as a whole are also followed in this Department.
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regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by the Department or
under its control or used by its employees for
discharging its functions. |
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All the rules, regulations, instructions, manuals
issued by the concerned Ministries/Departments of the Government of
India are followed by this Department. Relevant guidelines/instructions
have been circulated to all the ICAR institutes. Proforma for check-list
accompanying the proposals has been placed on the ICAR websites for
retrieval by the user applicants.
As regards the processing of bilateral
foreign aid projects and visit of scientists, the proposals are processed
in accordance with the rules regulations, instructions issued by the
Cabinet Secretariat, MHA, MEA, M/o Finance, etc. from time to time
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6. A
statement of the categories of documents that are held by the Department
or are under its control. |
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The documents held
by the Department are mostly unclassified. However, certain classified
files and documents as per the instructions of the Government of India are
also held by the Department.
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7. The particulars of any arrangement that exists for
consultation with, or representation by, the members of the public in
relation to the formulation of its policy or implementation
thereof. |
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This department, generally, does not deal
with the members of public. However, if the need so arises, the standard
guidelines in the matter as laid down by the Government of India are
followed.
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8. A statement of the boards, councils, committees and
other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or
for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those
boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or
the minutes of the such meetings are accessible for public.
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This Department does not have any boards,
committees or other bodies for the purpose of its
advice. However, the ICAR which is a Society registered under the
Societies’ Registration Act, 1860 is under the administrative
control of this Department. |
| 9. A directory of its officers and
employees |
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Room No. |
Designation |
Phone No.
(Office) |
Internal
Telephone No. |
Phone No.
(Residence) |
Address |
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105 KB |
Dr. S. Ayyappan
Secretary |
23382629 |
475 |
25843801 |
A-1, NASC Complex, Dev Shastri Marg,
New Delhi - 12 |
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106 KB |
Sh. Rajiv Mehrishi
Additional Secretary |
23384450 |
539 |
23383683 |
C-II/40, Bapa Nagar
New Delhi - 3 |
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114 KB |
Sh. Chaman Kumar
Additional Secretary & Financial Adviser |
23384360 |
534 |
24100998 |
C-II/169, Satya Marg, Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi – 21. |
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Dr. Ajai Kumar
Dir. (DARE) |
23382375 |
528 |
26267064 |
G-29, HUDCO Place, Andrews Ganj,
New Delhi - 49 |
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220 KB |
Sh. A. Prabhakaran
DS (Estt. & Vig.) |
23097044 |
485 |
26713835 |
36/Type-IV, Nivedita Kunj, Sector-X, R.K. Puram,
New Delhi - 22 |
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Sh. M.S.Nayar
US (IC-I & Finance) |
23385362 |
520 |
9818408133 |
H-225, Kali Bari Marg, New Delhi - 110001 |
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Smt. Sumita Dasgupta
US (IC-CG) |
23070821 |
193 |
95120-2547213 |
Q-511. Sector 21, Jal-Vayu Vihar,
NOIDA-201301 |
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Smt. Alka Ahuja
US [IC-II, IC-III (Training)&CAU] |
23384530 |
242 |
65360762 |
D-4A MIG Flat,
Mayapuri,
New Delhi -57 |
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202 KB |
Sh. Madan Lal
US (IC-IV & Parliament) |
23382786 |
521 |
27024877 |
154-G Floor, Sainik Vihar, New Delhi –34 |
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223 A KB |
Sh. Roopak Chaudhuri
US (IC-III, Estt., GA, IT & Vigilance) |
23382385 |
572 |
28544079 |
GG-I/92-B, Vikas Puri, New Delhi -18 |
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223 KB |
Smt. Urmila Harit
Asstt. Dir.(OL) |
23387063 |
313 |
22813693 |
B-972, MIG Flats East of Loni Road, Delhi-93 |
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Smt Sunita Dhavale
SO (Finance) |
23388228 |
407 |
27185609 |
C2/37 C Keshav Puram New Delhi |
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Sh. A.K. Jain
SO (G.A.) |
23388228 |
407 |
42184341 |
133, Parshva Vihar, Plot No.50, I.P. Extn.,
Delhi - 92 |
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Sh. G.C. Saha,
SO (Estt.) |
23388604 |
511 |
95120-2893331 |
B-2/C-348 Gaur Enclave, Shalimar Garden,
Shahibabad, Ghaziabad,U.P-201005 |
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10. The monthly remuneration received by each of its
officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided
in its regulations |
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S.No |
Name |
Designation |
Pay Band |
Basic Pay+ Grade Pay (pay as on 1.7.2010) |
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Dr. S.
Ayyappan |
Secretary |
APEX
SCALE |
Rs. 80000 (fixed) |
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2. |
Shri Rajiv
Mehrishi |
Additional Secretary |
Rs. 67400-69000
HAG |
Rs. 79000
(restricted) |
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3. |
Sh. Chaman Kumar |
Additional Secretary & Financial Adviser |
Rs. 67400-69000
HAG |
Rs. 79000
(restricted) |
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4. |
Shri J.N. Banati |
Sr.PPS |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 30030+7600= Rs.
37630 |
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5. |
Mr.A. Prabhakaran |
Deputy Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 30440+7600= Rs.
38040 |
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6. |
Mr. Madan Lal |
Under Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 28950+6600= Rs.
35550 |
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7. |
Mr. Roopak Chaudhuri |
Under Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 26320+6600= Rs.
32920 |
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8. |
Mr. Manjit Singh Nayar |
Under Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 26320+6600= Rs.
32920 |
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9. |
Ms. Sumita Dasgupta |
Under
Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 26320+6600= Rs.
32920 |
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10. |
Ms. Alka Ahuja |
Under
Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 24460+6600= Rs.
31060 |
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Mr. Vijay Singh |
Under Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs 18950+6600= Rs.
25,550 |
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12 |
Mr. Vinod Kumar Singh |
Under Secretary |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 21100+6600= Rs.
27700 |
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13. |
Shri S.K. Gupta |
PPS |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 27550+6600= Rs.
34150 |
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14. |
Shri V.K. Verma |
PPS |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 26850+6600= Rs.
33450 |
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15 |
Smt Urmila Harit |
Asstt. Director |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs.21970+6600= Rs
28570 |
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16 |
Shri G.C. Saha |
Section Officer |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 19600+5400= Rs.
25000 |
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17 |
Shri Anil Dhawan |
PS |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 22290+ 5400=
Rs. 27690 |
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18 |
Shri Manoj Sharma |
Section Officer |
Rs. 15600-39100
PB3 |
Rs. 16880+5400= Rs.
22280 |
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19 |
Shri Ajai Kumar
Jain |
Section Officer |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 16780+4800= Rs.
21580 |
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20 |
Shri Shailendra
Prasad Jain |
Jr. Hindi
Translator |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 17800+4600= Rs.
22400 |
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21 |
Shri P.S.
Somvanshi |
Assistant |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 16920+4600= Rs.
21520 |
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22 |
Shri J.K.
Kerketta |
Assistant |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 14200+4600=
Rs. 18800 |
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23 |
Shri Brahm Singh |
Assistant |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 14200+4600= Rs.
18800 |
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24 |
Smt Beni Pratibha |
PA |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 14770+4600= Rs.
19370 |
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25 |
Smt Kusum Shukla |
PA |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 15210+4600= Rs.
19810 |
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26 |
Smt Pushpa Verma |
PA |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 16500+4600= Rs.
21100 |
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27 |
Shri Kamal Singh |
PA |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB2 |
Rs. 15640+4600= Rs.
20240 |
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28 |
Shri Bhim Singh |
Staff Car Driver
Gr.I |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 11540+2800= Rs.
14340 |
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29 |
Smt Sudha Wadhwa |
Steno Grade 'D' |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 10960+2400= Rs.
13360 |
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30 |
Shri D.K.
Khavadia |
Cashier |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 9890+2400= Rs.
12290 |
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31 |
Shri B.K. Dangwal |
UDC |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 9890+2400= Rs.
12290 |
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32 |
Shri K.S.
Sherawat |
UDC |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 10550+2400= Rs.
12950 |
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33 |
Shri Balbir Singh |
UDC |
Rs. 9300-34800
PB1 |
Rs. 8870+2400= Rs.
11270 |
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34 |
Smt Pawna Devi |
Messenger |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 8640+2000= Rs.
10640 |
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35 |
Shri U.S. Negi |
Daftry |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 9300+2000= Rs.
11300 |
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36 |
Shri Suresh Pal |
Messenger |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 8640+2000= Rs.
10640 |
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37 |
Shri Puroshottam
Kumar |
Messenger |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 8330+2000= Rs.
10330 |
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38 |
Shri Anant Prasad |
Messenger |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 7690+1900= Rs.
9590 |
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39 |
Shri Ashok Ranga |
Messenger |
Rs. 5200-20200
PB1 |
Rs. 7700+1900= Rs.
9600 |
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The budget allocated to each of its
agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and
reports on disbursements made. |
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(Information is being collected;
will be indicated shortly)
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The manner of execution of subsidy
programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of
beneficiaries of such programmes. |
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There is no
subsidy programmes and hence there are no amounts allocated for the
purpose.
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13. Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or
authorizations granted by it. |
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No such cases of concessions, permits or
authorization are granted by DARE
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14 . Details in respect of the information, available to
or held by it, reduced in an electronic form. |
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The details of foreign aided projects, approved
from time to time are also incorporated in the Annual Report of the
Department.
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15. The particulars of facilities available to citizens
for obtaining information relating to the
Department. |
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There is no public
dealing, however, the information sought by the applicants/
institutions/organisations are immediately attended to. Also, a Web
site has been launched for the Department, which may contain such
information pertaining to the Department. It can be accessed at http://dare.nic.in/
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16. The names, designations and other particulars of the
Public Information Officers |
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Appellate
Authority & Central Public Information
Officers |